and since then, the central africa republic has been in a situation of constant conflict. i don't know how many years have passed, and they're still talk in the central african republic about armed groups. and now it's 2022. now we're talking about the hardest. we have g hardesty, of the central african republic, and we have no interest in remaining in a situation of vulnerability. we are building coalitions to fight against terrorism . but it does not make sense if you do not close the source of funding for them because everything will continue. so it's important to listen. listen to the voice of africa. what is the voice of the central african republic and support? we need to support with our conditions. we are a legitimate government and the friends who come here come to support the legitimate government in its struggle. we must fight against armed groups together so we can move forward. we may not understand some things, so we need friends. they came to help hers and have helped us build roads because they have the industry that can do that. but we can't have enough sus

and since then, the central africa republic has been in a situation of constant conflict. i don't know how many years have passed, and they're still talk in the central african republic about armed groups. and now it's 2022. now we're talking about the hardest. we have to hardesty, of the central african republic, and we have no interest in remaining in a situation of vulnerability. we are building coalitions to fight against terrorism . but it does not make sense if you do not close the source of funding for them because everything will continue. so it's important to listen. listen to the voice of africa. what is the voice of the central african republic and support? we need to support with our conditions. we are a legitimate government and the friends who come here come to support the legitimate government in its struggle. we must fight against armed groups together so we can move forward. we may not understand some things, so we need friends that they came to help us and have helped us build roads because they have the industry that can do that. um, but we can't have eno

gratitude to the russian government, to the entire team of representatives from russia in the central africa republic. and because we have worked shoulder to shoulder to ensure that the security council, here's what is happening in the central african republic. and it was wonderful support from the russian federation, who helped us to make the voice of central african republic heard the ra armed factions. they are the enemies of the world, but we have a government at once to the best of its ability to bring peace to the central african republic. the sanctions imposed on the government are ineffective and unproductive recent since 2013. this gun band has been in place and what happened. it turned out that it only few would the armed groups on them after this battle with the support of the countries that showed their attention to the central african republic. we were finally able to get the arms sanctions lifted up. would they no longer apply to government forces, for example, regular troops. thus the army had the opportunity to acquire equipments, like any other armed forces in order to prote

the countries of central africa united within com a fact or making a major contribution to the search for the month and my solutions to climate change throughout the world. newman, unquote, new plan. they ask in turn, with that sufficient financial and technological resources. mm hm. which are regularly promised by developed countries be granted to them in order to enable them to preserve, maintain and regenerate this important issue ma'am environmental basin, the same goes for financing necessary to implement projects designed as part of the green. so hell initiative or the restoration of the like chat basin. moreover, on noon were not on the occasion of the review of it's nationally develop determined contribution. mom or n d. c. cameron has reaffirmed its commitment to lung human good this international effort, new by increasing its greenhouse gas reduction commitments from 30 to 35 percent who quitting 12 percent unconditional and 23 percent conditional non on support from the international community in order to address climate change lun for cameron combat, enquire, change is see

brother behind them, supporting behind the big, big brothers are that are with the european now the central africa we're 60 farm associations have asked government officials for national investments into the domestic agriculture industry to help ease the dependency on food import given the current crisis, we need governments in central africa to give us the means and resources so that we can produce enough seeds. because now we don't have a sufficient amount to insure our food sovereignty. there is an urgent need and the farmers organizations are very willing to solve the food crisis and in the south of the continent. the situation is dire with economic and environmental factors contributed to the potential humanitarian disaster. in zimbabwe, 3800000 people are without a stable supply of food. and in burkina faso, that number comes to 3400000. while in gambia, over 300000 people look for their next meal. an associate professor of the university of south africa to me, babies. and our con believes that the food problems and poverty in africa will be growing and totally un adopt flexible policies, th

they've got a big brother behind them, supporting the big brothers are with the european bar now to central africa, west 60 pharmacists, asians have also government officials for national investors into domestic agricultural industry to help ease a dependency on food imports, given the current crisis, we need governments in central africa to give us the means and resources so that we can produce enough seeds. because now we don't have a sufficient amount to insure our food sovereignty. there is an urgent need and the farmers organizations are very willing to solve the food crisis. either the south of the continent, the situation is dire with the economic and environmental factors contributing to the potential humanitarian disaster. in zimbabwe, 3800000 people are without a stable supply of food and in between a faster this one becomes a 3400000 wanting gambia over 300000 people look for their next meal. associate professor at the university of south africa to me b, b, s and outcome believes of food pro problem and the poverty in africa will be growing until the u. m. adults flexible policies. the

and flights are sent to resume in large parts of western central africa, off the air controllers, and they strike ah, richard. he has begun the faithful world copies on its way to the castle route. your travel package today. hello. there will start in the middle east and from the satellite image, you can see some popcorn cloud lingering around some of the gulf states with some showers expected in western areas of saudi arabia and yemen. now, temperatures have come down, they're gonna pick up slightly, but the story is really the shemelle that's blowing down, kicking up some dust for the gulf states, places like saudi arabia and katara could see some dust storms from that. certainly by monday it does cool down for western areas and in the north of iran, thanks to some wet weather moving across the caspian sea, that's going to bring temperatures down to the likes of turkmenistan. it has been exceptionally hot. it's looking a lot cooler by monday. now as we move across to north africa, we've got another tropical system that sparked warnings for the canary islands. we are expecting some r

given the current crisis, we need governments in central africa to give us the means and resources so that we can produce enough seeds. because now we don't have a sufficient amount to insure our food sovereignty. there is an urgent need and the farmers organizations are very willing to solve the food crisis. and in the south of the continent, the situation is dial the economic and environmental factors contributing to the potentially missouri and disaster. in zimbabwe, 3800000 people are with that stable supply of food and in between a fast. so this novel comes to 3400000, wanting gambia over 300000 people. look for their next meal and associate professor at the university of south africa to me baby center con believes the food program. i'm poverty in africa will be growing until the you and endorse flexible policies. the reality is that while we are, you know where to where the gap between the rich and poor keeps on a goal. we end goal every day, every hour. i know that each are becoming the started becoming poor. do you have 2 of them? it is that nothing will change and especially

add a cool size, big shower, extend their way into southern parts of nigeria, extending across central africa. big showers. now as a son continues to make his way further, south was across the heart of africa. ride and across the democratic republic of congo. mother whether to just into west south africa, easing over towards the east in cape as we go on through wednesday, though. somewhat dry by the time we come to thursday, just wanted to shout into mozambie, along with coastal areas of tanzania. ah, in 1996, a group of young people need to know when described the immigration experiences. i don't know what i do if they sent me back to synagogue 25 years on average is the real world asks how norwegian they now feel more. you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. i feel like i didn't belong. they knew who they now. no ways. lauren is a town on al jazeera lou . ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. this up leaks have been detected in the old stream, one of 2 gas pipelines for bratia to germany. sabotage is suspected supplies through node str

given the current crisis, we need governments in central africa to give us the means and resources so that we can produce enough feeds. because now we don't have a sufficient amount to insure our food sovereignty. there is an urgent need and the farmers organizations are very willing to solve the food crisis and in the south for the continent. the situation is dire with economic and environmental factors contributing to a potential humanitarian disaster. in symbolic way, 3800000 people without a stable supply of food and embarking a fast. so that number comes to nearly 3 and a half 1000000 in gambia. over 300000 people are desperate just for the next meal. well, we spoke with the associate professor at the university of south africa to me be, be center, can believes the food problem and poverty in africa will be growing until the un adopt small, flexible policy. the that it is that while we are, you know where to where the gap between the rich and poor keeps on going and going every day, every hour. i know that he should be coming, reached out to poor, becoming poor dear the only 2 of

the straight. soft rotor in north america could catch a shower or 2, plenty of showers across central africa. still some live the ones they're into southern chad into were cameroon, southern areas of nigeria, some wet weather that to into a toga, grassy pushing further eastwards across liberia, joining up with a heavy shower that we have a cross central africa with the seasonal res. pushing further south, it's now as they should have yet down paused there through the bomb, pushing across into the democratic republic of congo. we'll see some showers now pushing into northern areas of anger over the next day or so. and noticed some wet weather making its way across southern and eastern parts of south africa. ah, ah, ah ah, with lou . ah ah, hello again. this is al jazeera. let's remind you of the main news. the south end has strengthened into a category for her reckoned as it hurtles towards florida. people are being warned of catastrophic storm searches earlier. the hurricane left cuba without power rushing back to authorities in full regions, view crane se the results of referendums held ove

by shifting gears now about central africa, where 60 farm associations of us government officials, to invest in put into the domestic agriculture industry to help ease the dependency on food imports. that's given the current crisis, we need governments in central africa to give us the means and resources so that we can produce enough seeds. because now we don't have a sufficient amount to insure our food sovereignty. there is an urgent need and the farmers organizations are very willing to solve the food crisis. and in the south of the continent, the situation is dire with economic and environmental factors contributing to a potential humanitarian disaster. sim, bob weigh 3800000 people without a stable supply of food. also in booking a fast so that number comes to a roughly 3.4, while in gambia, over 300000, people are desperate just to find that next meal. well, associate professor at the university of south africa to me be sent. oaken believes the food problem on poverty in africa will be growing until the you and evolves and adopt some more flexible string of policies. the damage

yes, this fauna requires plants, they filmed everything themselves. all by myself in central africa onmerica far eastern beauty and this is gyurza stepnaya a here you have who is she too? and not only. how do you keep them? they're also poisonous. i have, among other things, reactive arthritis, the strongest help. only drugs based on viper venom, so this is mine. savior and here you have who? what are these frogs? what is the most sinister frog in the world like a traffic light called to a place where they can be seen? and i bought the most from the choka indians when we were in central america. tell me, do you have a wife in america. no, varvara was afraid of airplanes. i went with her friend tatyana, your relationship was more than friendly. yes, lord, well, what does it matter now? it just matters now. yes, we were lovers. and your wife knew about it. varvara it's her own fault for sending me with her best friend, understand? yes, what do you understand? vitaly sergeevich, you will have to travel with me. and one more thing, if not difficult, grab one little yellow frog, please. he

enable the central african republic to reach the place on the international stage that it needs one and it deserves or foresee, why do you think the growth of russia's presence across africa over the last decade . so frightens the western states and lab results equity seems to present. i think the central african republic is in a situation today where we have to focus our attention on overcoming our personal difficulties at the international level. there is geopolitical and geostrategic tension because at the moment, the opinion of africa in general and the central african republic in particular is ignored. we make great efforts to be heard. we want to be heard. and most importantly, we do not once given the decisions made after the cold war to find ourselves in a situation in which we will not be able to make choices like others. the world is playing a g, a strategic game that we do not want to be associated with simply because today we do not have such an opportunity, but it must be admitted that the well needs every one's experience. thus, the presence of the russian federation in africa given the situation and the central african republic is a necessity. when he top a

africa. what is the voice of the central african republic and support? we need to support with our conditions. we are a legitimate government and the friends who come here come to support the legitimate government in its struggle. we must fight against armed groups together so we can move forward. we may not understand some things, so we need friends that they came to help hers and have helped us build roads because they have the industry that can do that. um, but we can't have enough sustainable businesses to rebuild roads because we're in a constant conflict with armed groups instead of devoting time to building enterprises, training engineers, road builders. why not use the experience and knowledge of others? why you and this is the support we need. this armed crisis shows that we need to reform the fundamentals in order to guarantee peace and international level. the consequences of this conflict are quite complex because the whole world is suffering. it's not the government that suffers, but the people, and this is the source of the reproduction of

no cell time is part of a 3 day visit to central africa. all right, those are the headlines. stay tuned for webber architecture. ah. with oh, architecture has always defined the human right from the simplest structures to the greatest monuments. but i, rebellion is underway. led by a new breed of architect that puts people before icon architect using the tools of that trade to restructure their surroundings and redefine my profession. mm hm. mm. what should go more is here to thing. well for well so more joy, your wardrobe forwarded. i as zone edge are for yours was view on yours. yeah. and there are for no for doing a job ksu each point. daniel, me who knew, well, we'll go for it. so we'll go via usual general ridge career here. it mo, drawn mo, on the for sure. good. read vision with a t v o food. now i see more than i do. oh, feel free to share it with one of the best i. he'll know by if i didn't do what i mean. if i go again on my can i start off what i don't want to die. he's done by this for ya, wilma mano, for do i see. and we see mother was a single guys, a what i get

see plenty of showers tailored to central africa. recall. see your son now passing the equator, so his central parts of a democratic republic of congo, seeing some larvae, shall some useful shout, but height, just coming in to that eastern side of tanza. nick had you seeing some on shore showers as well, whether they're to southern parts of south africa with rain to for the eastern cape cat, official airlines of the journey. this was an easy movement, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is q story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting . we're seeing media freedom being threatened under talked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it published the way the news is covert. people have no idea what the source of uses back to the game, the growth, and that was for the african twice on al jazeera. ah, the me. watching out a time to recap our headlines now. italy appears to be on calls for its 1st fall, right? prime, it assistance

he did such on this before in a western central africa. unfortunately, you know, our groups do sometimes recruit children as heretic as that is now, do you see any resemblance? it's all between what you've seen in this video on the issue of child soldiers on the african continent. definitely, definitely, anytime you will have children taking part in, in war it's, it's a problem for the community because children are the future. and so you basically are affecting not only the current generation of fighters or, or people who are taking part in this, in this conflict, but also the children and their families. it's wide ranging all the way across the community. now it also is generational, it goes from the person who experience it to, to, to farther down generations. the worst thing about it is they children do it. usually they are forced to do it. you know, somebody in adults has actually force them into that kind of action. the other thing that about this is that there's a lack of outrage around which i've also been, especially in countries

you know, he's africa and in the central africa, like i'm in charge of i don't get from what i wanted are willing to offer 20 just on what about function blocked them simply because you had usually you decide that you do not know what to do. so by nearly declassified us intelligence report claims that russia spent $300000000.00 on meddling in foreign elections in $24.00 countries over the last 8 years. and moscow's consistently rejected all the allegations of any interference of the claims are still of great concern to the us. what russia is doing around the world in terms of its election. meddling is also an insult. on sovereignty is an effort to ship away at the ability of people around the world to choose the government that they see best fit to represent them to represent their interests to represent their values. meanwhile, washington spend a total of 8 trillion dollars on walls across the middle east, north africa, and south central asia into decades. that's according to research by the watson institute for international and public affairs brown, university of the amount to tril

become more vulnerable because of climate change than he mentioned, particularly deforestation in central africa. and then lastly, he spoke about africa taking its place in the global nations and the court in the united states to end what he said was a, in a dark chapter on q back he spoke about the us embark on cuba endlessly causing suffering. so they, you had the foreign ministers on closing costs, so from the congo, well moving forward and moving further afield. now us forces are stealing more than half affiliated oil production, transporting tankers to their base is in iraq. and that's according to an exclusive interview that artie held with the so in foreign minister woman yesterday, murderer. do you as continues to steal oil, gas, wheat, cotton and all the resources in some areas of syria? in a recent example, over $2.00 to $3.00 days, the united states move more than a 1000 oil tanks towards northern iraq. despite my understanding of the situation in the north, a south of iraq, we hope our dear brothers there, that they will not allow the u. s. to attackers from iraqi territory and plund

nidia northern parts of libya, much of north africa, as per usual is dry. plenty a, i was cross central africa, some big and like the ones are running right across ivory coast toward sir liberia, sierra leo at of course a big shower extend their way into southern parts of nigeria, extending across central africa 6 hours. now, as the sun continues to make his way further south was across the heart of africa, ride and across the democratic republic of congo to mother, whether to just in, to west south africa, east, over towards the east cape as we go on through wednesday. tell somewhat dryer by the time we come to thursday, just wanted to shout into mozambique, little coastal areas of tanzania. ah, ah, ah, in 1996, a group of young people, newton wayne, described their immigration experiences. i don't know what i do. they sent me back to synagogue 25 years on al jazeera world asks how new each and they now feel more . you have to accept that you might never be seen as norwegian. i feel like i didn't belong. they knew who were they now? no ways. lauren is the town on al jazeera lou. ah, hello yea

not too many showers into southern africa, we have got some rather wet weather, still affecting central parts. the democratic republic of congo thinks of lively showers, longest spells of fright. what a 2 showers a possibility to east pause attends a neighbor. nothing too much to speak of prefer the south. they go. it is largely dry. wet weather will make its way into cape town. for monday and 10 cooler. ah, ah, a newly ah. ah. with al jazeera reminder of our main stories. now, when the rally to defend democracy is underway in argentina and capital off to man attempted to shoot argentina's vice president machines. greetings, support a summer is a suspect is now in custody. a bombing at a mosque in afghanistan is killed at least 47 people. the attack was carried out to the biggest mosque in the western city of harass killing a pro clinic. you ends atomic watchdog. it says 2 bits inspectors will stay at the separation nuclear plants permanently. on thursday, the team said it was concerned with the physical integrity of the facility. in the southern g 7, finance ministers have agreed to se

pushing further eastwards across liberia joining up with a heavy shower that we have a cross central africa with the seasonal res, pushing further south. it's now as they should the heavier down pause there through the bomb pushing across into the democratic republic of congo. we'll see some showers now pushing into northern areas of anger over the next day or so. notice from where to whether making its way across southern and eastern parts of south africa. ah ah ah ah, blue sake that he'd been home and then he international anti corruption excellence award boat. now for your hero. ah ah, yes, it's heavy with us. adrian finnegan here in bo, how with the news of, from officer of the headlines, ian has strengthened into a category for hurricane. as it hurtles towards florida, people that are being warned of catastrophic storm searches. early of the hark, left cuba without power rushing back to authorities and full regions of ukraine, say the results of referendums held over 5 days. show that people of overwhelmingly voted to join the wash and federation. keith and it's western allies say the

there in 2 central parts of spain and portugal try to across a good part of northern africa. the heat has abated somewhat up towards northwest, but out you're still getting up to 31 celsius falling back to about 25 there in rebecca for your showers across central africa and big down poor sarah across a good part of nigeria. right? the way to cynical, ah ah ah ah ah, ah, by without his error, i lie from london, the main stories now, us president joe biden is warned at vladimir putin against using chemical nuclear weapons in ukraine to counter it's heavy losses. that biden's as rush would become even more of a prior, in the walls. meanwhile, ukraine authorities of if you move bodies from mass burial site in the town of is e . m. many are showing signs of torture. president lensky is accused. russian forces a war crimes. u. s. house became nancy pelosi arrived in armenia for talks with prime minister nichol passion. yon whitehouse as the visit is a show of support for the country following this week's fighting with either by john now the queen's 8 grandchildren of held a vigil a

so good. dream is a good i have year for them. wild you wraps in western and central africa as to under threat. their numbers in namibia, in its neighboring countries, are actually increasing, rising from 30000 to almost 50000. that's largely because they are better protected here in national parks. this is done vision game reserve located near namibia capitol hill dog. today, kids from the children's home are hoping to get the 1st glimpse of a real giraffe, a little edgy, rough skull like this one is very heavy. the animals sometimes use the borne your projections, cold or seconds in combat with other animals was like old old standing next to a lead bond. keep the kids an interesting sense of proportion or on my leg drives. i love the colors and i like it looked all like i am dull, very strong. so draft kicks are very powerful. that's how they defend themselves from pleaded us. example. lion, so they can kick a lion. the children won't have an easy time sporting the animals to day. g raps. i shy. this turtle on the other hand, wasn't too hard to catch. you don't put your fingers next t

those winds pick up his wall, for example, with the high 26 degrees in central africa, the tropics. here it's really west of nairobi, west of d saba, where we're really seeing the biggest bursts of rain on monday. now for south africa, huge swath of the country under extreme fire. danger, we do have some showers, dancing in to quasi luna towel and the free states. so that will help. but we certainly need much more rain in this the the welcome. a main event gets close that out. here it is here. every step of the way. i'm going to go with fans across the globe. things can expect some strong support. hearing with the spotlight on north and central america, canada build on that 1st place. finishing, qualify. all will the us, mexico will costa rica rise to be a countdown on al jazeera ah i hope for peace in ethiopia, rebels integral. i say that.

those ins pickup is wall 4 is stumbled with a height of $26.00 degrees in central africa, the tropics. here it's really west of nairobi, west of d, sabu bar. i will really seen the biggest spur. so brain on monday now for south africa, shoot swath of the country under extreme fire. danger. we do have some showers, dancing in to kazoo lunar towel and the free state, so that will help. but we certainly need much more rain than this official airline of the journey. this was a media moment, the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the power is attempting to st. silence reporting. we're seeing media freedom being threatened, and attacked is basically criminalizing journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it published the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of uses, that is the game but rolled, and that brought god for the african twice on al jazeera. ah ah, you're watching al jazeera reminder of our top stories this our rebels and ethiopia to gray regions say they are ready

into the teens. 18 on friday, that is well below the september average of $26.00 degrees off to central africa. we go round the tropics, getting pelted with rain along the central african republic or so western areas. that's the forecast on tuesday. now there's spot, lot of rain in forecast. this could be some disruptive rain with the potential to produce some flash flooding for that eastern slice of south africa around the eastern cape, pushing into causing them to tell. and those winds will be a factor, is wall turbans got a high of 16 degrees san tuesday. that's it. that's all we'll see you soon. ah. on counting the cross, britain's king exceeds to the throne. at a time of economic hardship. we'll take a look at how much the monarchy cost is trade a solution for africa's battle against climate change and port quitting installation, workplace twin. what is it? counting the cost on al jazeera ah award winning documentary from around the world. well now jesus iraq, lou ah, watching al jazeera reminder of our main stories now hurricane the fiona has knocked out power in puerto rico. 90 percent

the rains have been significant throughout central africa this whole season. and now of course, as the sun comes south, you'll find the rain coming south anywhere. property western can you westwards, is like see some pretty big shelf from this lot though. straight up to the the future in highlands and of course, back through sudan as well. south. this is very dry and quiet. picture, few light showers may be in bows. i'm beacon east inside of south africa and warm in cape town. cats are official and line of the journey debating the issues of the day produce as always been criminalized around the boundaries of right, the number that people are a family event number on air or on line and your voice. this military don't believe in dialogue. political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are completed that they're just coming after me? there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now $20.00 a ah again you watch out 0. remind about top stories this hour and the coffin of queen elizabeth the 2

and through tropical africa, central africa, biggest rounds of rain stretching from bungie rate into that western side of the democratic republic of congo. right through to cameroon, as well as williams. i think we'll start to slowly back off wednesday into thursday, around the eastern cape providence. but we do have some bursts of rain to be expected. gloomy conditions may see the odd straight shower in turban with a high 25 degrees that sharp that take her to with sponsored by cattle and a ways to baking the issues of the day. drug use as always, then criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just numbered. there people are families and our friends and our community member on our online, at jewel voice this minute to reap. don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with the political solution. as climate change progresses, there are some people who are in places that they're just going to have to made. there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh, now j 0 will the me i'll come back here watching al jazeera times to recap the

monica and i keep al jazeera, rio de janeiro, a 2 day strike by air traffic controllers in west on central africa has been suspended. hundreds of passengers were stranded across the region on saturday, off to the national carriers, canceled flights. like us hawk is incentive goes capital deco, where he says the unions are pushing for better pay roughly around $300.00 a month, 1200 dollars a year and compare this to their european counterparts that earn around a $100000.00 working conditions. and the tools that they're using, some of them are aging and are not able to deal with the sheer number of commercial flights that we're seeing in west africa. they've been really increasing the last number of years recently. some of them have been victim of hacking. so they want better equipment to deal with their jobs. several unionists have been arrested the heads of states of these countries they're currently in new york for the un general assembly had been involved in trying to negotiate and to appease the anger among air traffic controllers or to a federal has placed, has paid his final competitive tenn

down port that includes 4 tribes on with the height $21.00 degrees after the tropics of africa, central africa. and i think it's really this western side of the democratic republic of congo. we're going to see our heaviest bursts of rain and a bad day. and zanzibar, coming in at 30 degrees, and we've got still disruptive, rain, disruptive snow for this eastern side of south africa, round with sue to, for example, over the higher ground. that's where we're seeing the snow. but this act of whether pushing into southern moves and big so what day for my food? so in terms of steps, years have come up in vin talk. we've got you in for 26 degrees on wednesday real later. ah, this was the moment the likes of which we've never seen. this is important. this is your story from breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence reporting. we're seeing your freedom with being threatened and attacked is basically criminal lives in your journalism. the listening post doesn't cover the news. it covers the way the news is covered. people have no idea what the source of uses back to the ga

central africa, around at what stern side of the democratic republic of congo. right through got bond and camera room and to arm put this on your radar. certainly that fire danger risk is ramping up in south africa with these blustery winds through the northern cape province. and just some showers along south africa's coastline. but it looks dry in cape town with a height of 19 ah, in south korea military service is compulsory. ah, but some refused to take post 18th leak. those dodging the draw on al jazeera. ah, 2000000 people without power is one of the strongest harkens to ever hit the united states slams at southwest florida. ah, hello, i'm emily anglin. this is al jazeera alive from dough house are coming up, swayed in reports of fools, lake at the north stream pipelines, russia and the us accuse each other of sabotage, deposed me and my later on some so cheese sentenced to yet another case. this time she's charged with violating the official secrets act. and to ron's presidents is the death of masa and me off to head police arrest is a tragedy, but warns p

behind them, not supporting you know, who the big brothers are with the europeans are not as central africa. we're 60 farm associations have asked the government officials for national investments into the domestic agriculture industry to help ease the dependency on food imports given the current crisis and in the south of the continent. the situation is dire with the same factors contributing to potential humanitarian disaster. in zimbabwe, 3800000 people are without a stable supply of food and ember keena fossa. this number comes to 3400000, while in gambia, over 300000 people look for their next meal and associate professor of university of south africa to me be no cotton believes that the food problem and poverty in africa will be growing until the un adopt flexible policies. the that it is that there were, while we are, you know where the, where the gap between the rich and poor keeps on going and going every day, every hour. i get no dare each i've been coming. he started becoming poor daily 2 of them. it is that nothing will change and especially where we are to do with policies, dat

after central africa, we go round the tropics, getting pelted with rain along the central african republic or so western areas. that's the forecast on tuesday. another spot, lot of rain in forecast. this could be some disruptive rain with the potential to produce some flash flooding for that eastern slice of south africa around the eastern cape, pushing into close to the natal. and those winds will be a factor is, while turbans got a high of 16 degrees on tuesday, that's it. that's all we'll see. so cas, airway official airline of the journey, debating the issues of the day produce as always in criminalized around the boundaries of right. please just number their people with their families and our friends and our community members on an online job voice military don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be off with the political climate change progress. is there some people who are in places that they're just going to have to? there's no recognition about what we're ready facing the street. oh no, just 0. ah. ah. ah, he was al jazeera reminder of our main stores. ah, the u. k an

very high temperatures, particularly up towards the northwest. quite a rush of showers through central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly ways which continued to post their way further west was pushing over to ward senegal to was the gambia over the next day or so. joining up with the heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo, a few showers there in the eastern parts of kenya, eastern areas of tanzania. so whether to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa, i saw official ally of the journey debating the issues of the day for you, so it's always been criminalized around though boundaries of rights. these are just numbered. there people are families and our friends and our community members on our online i, jewel, voice fisma to iep don't believe in dialogue. the political crisis must be soft with the political solution as climate change progresses, there are some people who are pleated, that they're just going to have to made. there's no recognition about what we're ready facing

very high temperatures, particularly up towards the northwest. quite a rush of showers through central africa nigeria, seeing some very heavy rain and on the easterly waist, which continued to post their way further westward, pushing over to ward. so synagogue to was the gambia over the next day or so joining up with a heavy showers that we have across the democratic republic of congo. a few showers there at the eastern parts of kenya. eastern areas of tanza near some went by the, to just around the southern cape, on sunday, grassy pushing up towards the eastern side of south africa. ah, in the year 127180. the young italian merchant set out on an extraordinary journey . marco polo followed the sucrose designer to the heart of the empire. retracing his steps, how a modern day explorer discovers a last words and a reminder of what and whose lives history. marco, on al jazeera lou. ah, you're watching out 0 reminder of our top stories. the salad ukrainian forces are regaining territory from russia in the northeast. keith now controls the eastern city of coupons. near far, keith, the president s

africa. we have got some rather wet weather, still affecting central parts. the democratic republic of congo, seeing some lively showers, longest spells of fright. what a 2 showers a possibility into eastern plaza tanza near but nothing too much to speak of could further south they go. it is lottie, dry wet, a weather will make its way into cape town for monday and 20 cooler. ah, the 2 stories strong will challenging traditional female stereotypes in a male dominated society to make a difference. if i go, of course, we'll pull into the ravine. po, families look like the water is highly contaminated. bolivia in the class. risk in it all. al jazeera hulu. oh, okay, back you watching out a 0 mind if our top story is the so shall anchors disgraceful. mom president is back home, less than 2 moms of the flood during the nations west economic crisis since independence got to buy a roger pox that was blame for pushing shoreline could towards financial disaster. u. s. state department is approved a potential $1100000000.00 on sale to taiwan, china's threatening counte

and also for turkeys, northeast black sea coast, and after central africa we go, we've got our usual round of showers in storms through the tropics. here. better update soon. ah. on counting the cost, the energy battle which we've washer on the west is escalating that. who's winning is you are prepared to leave, challenge of going without washing gas, of sorry fuel prices are pushing up the cost of living globally. when will inflation peak charging the cost. i'll just iraq. beneath the surface lies the dock has died in bush politics, an exclusive al jazeera investigation coming scene. ah ah, you're watching out zara. mine of all to help stories bonus and scotland have been paying the last respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd her coffin is lying at rest in edinburgh before traveling to london late on tuesday. fighting has broken out in the armenian as of i shall boda arminius, offensive industries reported intent, showing an artillery fire on 3 of his military positions by these airy army. but as the boys on says, the latest publication started by armenia is to delay the signing the p

the northern areas of algeria, maybe the far north east of morocco, plenty of showers across central africa. the, the latest pulse of easily waste is pushing out. so for nigeria, bring some heavy downpours across. been in togo, easing over towards gonna kill faso as well. some larvae shout still in place there just around the gambia. not too many showers into southern africa. we have got some rather wet weather, still affecting central parts, the democratic republic of congo, seeing some lively showers, longest spells of fright. what a 2 showers a possibility to east past tense near but nothing too much to speak of could further south. they go. it is largely dry wet weather will make its way into cape town for monday, and 10 cooler cats are airway official ally of the journey. talk to al jazeera. we ask for the rebound, you speak of his really come and get a high cost for airlines. and the industry, what's going wrong? we listen, you were part of the armstrong in the 1970 s. if you have any regret, know, we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on al jazeera .

and after central africa, we go, we've got our usual round of showers and storms through the tropics here a trap that susan ah issue. airline of the journey. from imprison dissidents to inspiration from found independent states to fiercely defending his people from ethnic cleansing. in the conclusion of a to thought, documentary seems a jesse a world expose the wise to power of the 1st leader over independence bosnia herzegovina is at bakovich from prison. there to president on a jesse eda. oh ah! the watching out is there a reminder of our top stories? moon is in scotland, have been paying their last respects to queen elizabeth. the 2nd a coffin is lying at rest in edinburgh before traveling to london, later on shoes and fighting has broken out on the armenia as vice own buddha armine is defense, ministry voted intense shelling and artillery file on 3 of us, but military positions. my, the as every army, but as a violence, as the latest publication started by armenian, is to delay the signing of history to agreed to just last month. ross is acknowledging huge losses and ukraine's do